-Huli, being a hunting and gathering society are not very technically savvy and generally only experience modern day technology when visited by an outside group.
-They are able to build spears and blow pipes using natural resources.
-They use the rainforest to their advantage and recieve all of their resources from it.
Here are a few examples of Huli technology:
Aju- a traditional stone ax which serves many purposes.
Keba- This is a hardwood digging stick used to dig and drain gardens.
Pu- Pu is the name for string that is made by intertwining tree branches.
Nu- Nu are bags carried by both men and women and they are made from Pu.
Dambale- apron used to cover male genitals, also made from Pu.
Adanda- a bow carried by most men who are of age. They would also carry timu, arrows.
Dalu tu- a rain-cape
In the following picture we see a Huli warrior, armed with traditional adanda and timu.
-Huli, being a hunting and gathering society are not very technically savvy and generally only experience modern day technology when visited by an outside group.
-They are able to build spears and blow pipes using natural resources.
-They use the rainforest to their advantage and recieve all of their resources from it.
Here are a few examples of Huli technology:
In the following picture we see a Huli warrior, armed with traditional adanda and timu.